History

Nestled in the tranquil town of Bethany, New York, where history and nature harmoniously coexist, the oldest county forest in the state beckons…

Following a barn quilt trail is a delightful exercise in rural exploration and absorbing history. A trail produces unexpected discoveries as…

Ely S. Parker was born Tonawanda Seneca in 1828 on the Tonawanda Indian Reservation in Genesee County. This year the United States Mint commemorates…

The snowy season is the perfect time to explore a museum (or two, or three). And Genesee County is the perfect place to find interesting information…

🎵Low bridge everybody down! Low bridge, ‘cause we’re coming to a town. 🎵 At Lockport Locks…

Just a hair outside (1.5 miles) of Genesee County is a significant visitor destination with national relevance. The Genesee Country Village &…

Genesee County and New York State are not just a places to play – it’s a place that can play to your fears and make you believe in ghosts.…

Take a walk down the Jell-O brick road all the way back to 1897 when the ever famous dessert was invented in LeRoy, New York! You’ll find yourself…